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...F8r looks like an obvious Hedera to me. it climbs from the bottom to the top of the page+the amount of text on that page suggest Hedera cause of its long history of use and worship.

Here are some of my IDs for plant 8r (these were done a long time ago, but my opinions on it haven't changed). I don't think it's obvious that the VMS leaf is Hedera, if you consider all these other possibilities:

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Here is my opinion on the most likely candidate for Hedera (it might not be, it could also be Bryonia, which retains its berries after the leaves are gone, but it's quite possibly Hedera). I posted this in July 2013 and it generated some discussion on the ninja forum more than a year ago:

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I couldn't find the original thread, but here is one of the follow-up threads on the oak and ivy theme:

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I read the links and the blog you posted, and i have to say i disagree. If You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. looks like aconitum to you then we have a considerable difference in perception of the images presented, which is good. 

Aconite roots 

About Hedera none of your examples depict the leaf on the page of the manuscript which is the focal point for obvious reason of its importance, also about the bulb you should find an older hedera branch and check it out.